The Forrest City times., 1887-11-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

The burglar who entered Patti'i room at Craig-y-Nos obtained nothing bat cigars.
 Dr. Anra Kingsford, the English writer and student of Buddhism, is dying in London.
 The Empress Of Brazil, who used te be plain almost to ugliness, has grown beautiful with advancing years.
 Joseph Cham berlain, the English Commissioner, has accepted the invita- ton of the New York Chamber ol Commerce to be present at its ll9th
 al banquet in Delmonico's, No vember Is.
 Now that M. Wilson, son-in-law oi President Grevy, has officially left tho Elysee, all fears that he would pawn their palace and escape with the pro ceeds have been allayed.
 ! Mrs. Clevelan shook hands with 5000 working girls during her reeep- ton at Bridgeport, Conn.
 Mrs. W. F. Storey says thst for ten years she accompanied her husband daily to his Chicago Times office and assisted him in his work there, missing only two days in all that time.
 ' England has . much smaller stand ing army than any other of the great powers, but at present her soldiers are toleraoly active for a nation that is supposed to be .at peace with all the world.
 There are reports of unusual blind ness in the Russian army, but it can hardly equal the hereditary blindness of the Russian Government.
 Tie wife Of that wicked s3d witty Frenchman, Max 0'Rell, is very popular in London society and prominent parsonage at Mrs. sennss receptions. With her husband she is expected to arrive here soon.
 NJ. Tricoupls, Grecian prime minister and minister of finance, in presenting the budget in the chamber of deputies Tuesday, announced that at the close of the current year there would be surplus of .0o0, 900 francs.
 The Bishop of Madrid Tuesday off, ciated at the marriage of the daughter of Ssnor Conovas Del Castillo and Mar quis Puente. Countess Casa Valencia represented Queen Christina. After the ceremony the marquis and his bride went to the palace and presented their respects to the queen.
 By decree of the Austrian govern msnt the Oriental museum at Vienna will hereafter be known as the Imperial and Royal Commercial museum: It will receive Q subsidy from the govern ment. and its functions will be largely extended.
 John Vaudeville, who is in the Tulla- more Jail with Editor O'Brien, is big, robust fellow-the opposite, in fact, of his Irish companion.
 The London Times says it is reported in Rome that the pope has entirely dis approved or the lawlessness and the political fanatioism of the people in Ireland, and has sent instructions to the clergy with reference to their future attitude regarding the relations between landlord and tenant.
 Austrian commercial interests are be n pushed in Bulgaria. An export as o;iation is opening sample stores in all the leading towns of the country. Negotiations have been opened between the Hungarian minister of finance and Rothchild syndicate for new 5 per cent. loan to cover the deficit in the budget.
 Bishop Schlauch, supposed to be ac- auainted with the wishes of the Vati- can, addressing the Hungarian delega- tion Tuesday, spoke strongly in favor of close union between the Italian nation and the holy see, a moral world power. which, after all, was Italy's own flesh and blood. Such union. said the bishop, would incalculably strengthen Italy's position as a great